Siaa Maternity Kurta Set (Dress) in Black
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Every fold, every dress, every thread is a part of your motherhood story, so make it comfortable. This Siaa maternity kurta set is crafted from soft cotton that meets comfort and style. Especially designed for a modern MOM-TO-BE, breathable, easy to wear and beautiful too. The A-line kurta with side cut has a potli (fabric button) detail with lace work as well as bell sleeves and flare that makes you comfortable the whole day. An important thing is easy breastfeeding access with convenient front open zippers, our kurtis provide easy access open zips for the same. Matching comfortable palazzo pant with a lace pattern.
Kurta Detail:-
Neck depth: 7 inches
Length: 46 inches
Sleeves: 3/4th Length
Pant Detail:-
Length: 39 inches
Closure: Side zip in dress and elastic with zip at the bottom
What You Will Receive: 1 Kurta and 1 pant
Wash Care: Dry Wash
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Black
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1 Week
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